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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
s Cha stly Joke.

My q C. Inn, tae;-'s man t -- iog | the ,s'----pl .a,. MAS a' ,t.tIu- a4aoa.o ~--t made y eary F.il4 m-...n- along (. d street, nslr Screo4 Aal .u-e eao D. suspended io mat-si, s., ,.- Drs 'aan. who l. ai sPpesieno- had q. l. a'e'y cammu;rl sle'd- by nlu- -. Ha,t-n.n. acro,- ,hc tee. ,1~ .-o noid-d me pIri-, in ,he h.d- ,ul t..f warehouse ot Thompson x H-r i.s. Mr. L. A. Thompson le.ephon-d go Mr. W F Hefron, q West-Slde -n- dertaker, and saiC.
 "Bdl, there's a man hanging io d .c'e- graph pole in front of the ,tJrr. Looks like a case Of suioide.
 ''Shaii I come over for hIu, inquired Mr Heffron.
 "Do as you like" remarked Nr. Tho npson, and rarg of
 The distance from Mr. Htd,on's IT, dertaklus rooms [, Canal >t ee; is s'ne- ttiog over m;le and a half hu' ,ae dead wagon made II 'n about sos F. NJ Hefrou managed me reius himself, and | Is but justice to say thll Tesumlns the call to be one ot necessity. b. rt- sponded as quickly as possible. Afriy- rs at the telegraph pcle Mr Hefrcn was surprised and shocked io ind the supposed sai,ide mercy a s:udtd man of straw, sni not corpse. Later tt. Vel pments IF the Case port to Mir rhombson as the originator of he joke l. IS sad Nr Hef'on WI" present a regularly mad,-ou, til for tae mp mace Cleveland PIaindeal,r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

An exchange which has evidently been there uses 10 remark "A newspaper man has disCoyerd tha, II Is impossible Tor newspapers 10 boom town unless the people do a l,tle booming on ther own account Tn the newspapers. News papers can't work for the ely and board themselves, no more than a man -an lit himself over the fence by his boo; straps There Is a principle ID vo.ved n this matter, and w. are not of when We say II IS, generally the business man who IS unwilling To invest nickle n a boom that Is most liberal with his ip Ia blowing up the newspapers for ,he lack ot push and drive in a town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

war closca my haf of that niger Nas in Ohio. ald tw, Yankee bullet, ln my body, anj couldn't a,cust1m myself to thc nc~ order ot things i cant yet. I'm trying to, bat itt uo use, and men the old dog have sst out tof NeNlco ;o die. Go9d-5v, my h5t of that nlsger ~as worth S4oo and cant get a over n-never can and shan, tt} to- Deirol Free Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

\ Virginia City, Nev, dispatch says that the efforts of the rescuing party to reach the imprisoned miners las, night and ,hls morning were directed to prob ing the ground north and south from the bottom Of the incline winze by sending ID long dulls The drills were sent in distance of twelve feet beyond the face of the excavation but the buried miners were not TeacheS. There IS scarcely ghost Of hope, and very few think the imprisoned men ar" a.iVe The friends oi the untortunates are awaiting tldings with sorrowlns arxlefy. Thosewho awalt the Intelli ;enoe ol trends among the eniomed men have grown haggard and deJected from ;her long y,gil, coupled with alternate hope and dispair.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
speed.

The Sln Francesca Chronicle, with true and comncada0.e enterprise. de votes more space and attention to An zona interests than an, ot its San Fan CISCO contemporaries. lhe people oi AIizona should show ;heH appreciation of i by pauouizin- ,he pap-r, as !; is. wi,hou, Goub:. ,hc besi newspaper pdo- ii,hed on ihc P4clic slope
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
THE LIAR LOOSE lk THE LAND.

We c.ip the following items from iIe Fl Paso Inier-Repubics, and for truth and yeraoity they exceed the wildes, flights O. fancy of the late lamenied Munchauseu or Joseph Mulha;ton, Esq John Mally, an expert Prescott wife 5eate', has skipped for parts unknown. The Indians a, Prescott are uneasy, and are holding grand pow-wows every rish h.
 "A couple oi MeNcaDs carved each other al Prescott over woman, who eloped with thlrd while the TOW was in progress"
 We have made inquiries and ind that Nr Maliy does not indulge m the inn D. cent diversion of beating the partner of his bosom m fact. he IS not married at al does no, live m Prescott, and con- sequenily could not lave skipped from here to -'parts unknown"
 As to tne Indians n the vicinity oi Prescott, they are not uneasy, do not hold either evening or morning pow VOWS, and there are no Indians here to pov-gow II they wanted Jo ever so bad.
 The inhabitants here have about as much to fea- from the noble red man as those iuns ID the vicinity Of Central
 Park, New York Ciy.
 As ;o the Mexican fracas, the partloi- pants d.d not carve each other did noi even fight about ne woman; there WAS no woman concerned in the trouble. anc t5-rer5-e she could not have elopeo sin the thi-d Mexican. and finally, ,h-re wss To three-cornered MeX.oar .i It tna, ~e nave heard oi.
 h view uf the f4ois, ~e think I would stand the Inter Republics in hand to rc- oreanfze its news service.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Officers .: the A;chisoa. Topeka A Santa Fe railroad are reported as saylng that their Chicago oap.tlhsis had been ou, 10 F.a.st.T aud esamlGed mic the resources @; he country through which the Mineral Be: ,o,l ". run. and were satisfied ,hs, !: was l. desirable invest meni, and had decided to push 'he con- s,ruc,ion of the road win all possible
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

General Howar6 speaking of the cap ture of ;1e hostile Ap7ctes saI5 T am inclined 70 ,h.ns he ApacLes vii be deal: ~1,h severely, and even the eN- ucme penalty ot the l4~. ccsth, may be mficted. \ oour; manual ~il be con yene3 d: once. and 9ili in all likelihood be made up from nine . thirteen ofii- cets. Or course. lhe Civ authorities may rterfere. though !; don't i0os much as though they were OBVIOUS to take a hand %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Governor B.dewIH, of Maine, has sen, a nouce to the prosecuting aiior- ney of the sta,e winch does no; bod we'll for the lIquor dealers He call d. tention ,o the lac, that a conspiracy cX- lsts to eysde the prorioHory lquoT law by urjus,ly interpreting the Uulted Stated revenue regulations regarding the sale of liquors .n imported packages and ealing upon them 2. enforce ne law to i.s iulct tx'--.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

We are in receip; of the hrs' nun Der Q: inc Daily Anzon1n published a' Phenix by Chs. L M1sHer. T. goes ~lthout sa,!a-. rha, paper edited and published ay M Nosa-r is a 5-.-5t and ne~sy >hee; It s,ar,s out win a good Glass Of adve'ui1S patronage and pfeser;s Ne-y a-o p-r'-- app-arar-c. The cdt5I s-ys III inc er,erq-.. E. -hal prove sl.c.--'c. ID .h- way oi supporun- the N.i..r i- frugal comfort. awIa indeed a. .-~- t-.- want
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

An exchange remarks ii seems that the administration has oizCovereo, greatly ;o F, surprise and horror. that; n.ne-ter;hs ul ihc clerks Sho have grown sr,, in the sersi-r a: the depart mrn;s .i Wash!nst5u, are rSh't-iy ssno;ani, and oarlo: stand the cXlmin- a,ion preprei :1' them by the clvi
 service ooalui,>ipa They a-e al to be
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Amecr Aouuahman, of Atghanlstan, administers justice m person 10 all 0i his s1m.cts within hi- reach. He has only te. sentences for sii of-nses -'Bekou sh.d -"cu; out his tongue -or Ca la-a Koun,d' hang him"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Ilsi0ns fl the democratic bolters has n.- been satisfactory m the past tc Maryland republicans and the senti- mert ot the party iayoFs ihe nomins- ua1 ai s'rai-ht-ou, ticket this year
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

It Is rumored that orlmlnai proceed ings VII shorty be instituted against E. ] Cook, The de;auliln5 ex-c0un,y ueasurer. If 'his courty, notwilhstand- ing the failure Of ts7 grand jlrles 10 take acton m ,he matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

A telcgram from Oboe says ina; the San Carlos Indians are teTy restless. Abou, four huaGred Apachcs lre at Coyote sprI--s seven mi'es south there who are holding var dlnces evenings They have driven of several horses be longing 70 ranchers rear tle western border oi the rese-v1t or, some Oi which returned showing s'sns o' hard riding. Mos, of the Iui.ans are Mo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

The tnds of Secre;ar, Eudicot, say that he Is attacked oy the machine Poh- sic,ans in the democratic parry on ac- coun, of ,he fig mater because they wish 10 se. him os: e. the caoinet, be- cause hc :lvors Jhe clv.'-servca las.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Prcfressor Todd, of Amherst college .a>t "Wednesday departed for Japan 10 observe the coming solar eclipse. He took a large telescope and other aPpar- ratus, which h. will set one hundred mLrs frnm TnkIn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

The Cocnise county .igc stock asSo- cilticn has appoistc5 = Il Bruce to confer Sts ne 2ina elaatY a-so~i1- ton, and r.cr ,-'of- l. .n- importance of rcta.n!n- colnse. g represent the interests U ;le clg.c.a 2 1t the south ern part of :he ;eru,oy before he board of c4lanza.oa d; i-> meeting or the T., Q: Al.ls,, and make 4 . share with :ha; a.soc,stl5l -hs expense pf the S1rnf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

notice to the dealer through the sheriff CT any other peace officer not sell io such person A bond o: SS,ooo that
 he will strictly comply with the law mus, bs furnished by every dealer.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

The Tucson land o'u-e seems % be a bone of contention be N-en e. b. Daley and B NJ Thomas D-y vas ai- pointed register, 'o superccdr ll-ua-, bu, ;ae senate refused .a r9nfm 0m Ildse Duff. of PhenM. has he-u sf- pointed, and now bo-h p'itles wsrt pos session of the o-tCc ;a --i. u aver io ;he n-w r,-.>.-r @1.ut Ihamas sl,- ceed in d.a- SD b. wound then p-t '1 2 clam ,uI -lN rI.-'-- -.-.-y
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Olo. :he crazy .Iag O; Blyaria, has maniac .,. N.,.l.s- peasants Ills pen char, IS sra,itied by allowug him ,o take sho; ai ane every day with rife loaded wi,h bl 8 k cartridge
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Oa I.y --. -.- i--9 ca ID Texas winch p-.11. -te sale of a4lr J. tr.- He H-- | scFecns 3r any other 1-.l-. l1-r-.t ,he view mt a saloon, au. --a.-i.s DO. tables or any o,h-r tables used ia- game of chance ID such Il2-es >a.e~ are forbidien % m,aaT>. ---i.it..anH a. uai drunkarl, md ,' any a--.- s1 e.se. my,a-r J--a-t- =l'~s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Our new ,errI,ona. laws went into ei- Ice, ;o-i jay A. they a4se no ye; been printed. .esAl cH.o> ~,t lc.-a ia our ,eI- ,i;ory Ii;ii ne. snail pl- ir tn apP- ar an.e from .h- p-irt-'.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

General N. S. koSecran Is q candi- date .Jr superintendent of the coast surveys, and feels indignant because friend, of other candidates have im- ul-red his fitness as a scientist for ihe
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Mrs. Lsne;ty has ned a declaration oi Der intention to become citizen oi ,he United S;ateS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Temperature and Weather.

Observations taken at , ?. m., at the following -isnal ser,ic, stations reI ortod for the JoUENAL-MiNEE by F. W French, signal service ohstrv,r .t Whippie
 THURSDAY June 30
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Ur ;o ;he lates, advices received, i-e imprisouvd NlrsItia t.,y miners had not been rescued.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Glyalul, MeNco, has recently eN- the most severe carttquakc
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
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Store forSale
 TOM IIOY'S.

,,rn-raI Nerchsn,.i=- si'r', .t,,s tsc;; xi,il goods. building .~'' -'"t' ,t.t .,,e horse, together with one pack sri'i'-i 2, ' ,s- f.e; on Big Bug creek, fon' ro''e, s,es.j:.. rer u,Ne. nd W! hin ;w" i.e' ''' ,s yx. mil. And on--qa>f.c' "a e.y b,rs-i-. a,;srr.- ; r',M hiN KEF. Gfsaiif tiie'' colt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
ssm-yer .ssases sn- s'..-tp.ses

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-04

Henry Grady has never held nor desired
nublic Office. He has again and again re-
fused profTered candidacy, and has found
his chief pleasure in pushing others to the
fore Not spark Of jealousy or envy inds a
nlace in his broad and noble nature. his
friends and contemporaries, brilliant young
fellows. with intellects rivaling his own, have
never found in him an obstacle, but rather
great and helpful lever to success, ana lie mas
directed their campaigns, planned and power
cullv aided their successes, and rcJolced III
ibeir regulations with supreme self abneSa-
tion and princely generosity. Some TWO
years AGO petition signed by 10000 Names
amply Assuring his nomination and election
besought Grady to run for conercsSIiaA-''V-
Iaroa under the new congressional apporuon'
ment of Georgia think that was the one
temntire moment OF Gradys life. The oilel
vos so tempting, success so certain ana the
manner Of the presentation so peculiarly Dat
terine that the joucnaiist hesitated-but only
for a moment lie declined the office Win
thanks. and has been greater over since. II
is fine iupcrsonality of his work and the un
se,Gsbness of his labors that have made mn
today stronger and more potent IN OcorGl'
nolitics thai. Brown, Colquitt or Gordon
Grady has made the later fortunes oil lH-''
Great eorcians-Florida Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-04
plenty of Green Hands.

New YORK. February 3-Nery little
freight is being moved along the river
front to-day. The New York Central
has t50 men at work discharging the big
floats that for the past few days have lald
at the pier, but the progress made Is
very slow. The company Is re-
ceiying all the freight that is offered,
but merchants were not shipping more
than the most urgent orders, fearing
DELAY. The Pennsylvania road introduced @
one hundred men on Pier D, but they
were ALI green hands. The Metropolitan
line started several gangs of men ana
took all the freight was offered, while tle the
New Jersey Central, at Pier IA, has Zoo
Green cree hands at work. They are
mostly Russian Jews and Germans
and have never handled freight DC,
fore TIE New York, Lake Erie ano
Western road put on force OF men IN
Mace of the strikers and opened theil
pier % for the receipt of freight. Very III
lie was received. On the steamship pier
there was much improvement. freigh
was being moved mostly by new men
There is an abundance of unskilled iaDo
TO be had. and the superintendent OF ln
docks have more men than they nav
places for.
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FACTS AND HEARSAYs.

Controller Durham Is still confined to
bio he'd nv bilious fever, but is better.
Mr. s. s. Cox is still improving slowly.
He was little better yesterday and was
able to sit up awhile.
Secretary Manning has written an
official letter strongly commencing the
Hewitt customs administration Dill ana
urging its passage
Mr.. w. H. Moffett, of Rappahannock
county. Va, one of the doorkeeperS OF the
House. has been called home by the Ill
ness Of his mother.
The advocates of trade-dollar redemp-
tion now despair of bringing about such
an agreement as will accomplish their
purpose this winter.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee
has postponed to Tuesday next considers
tion of the Canadian retaliation measures
on account of Mr.. BelmOnts absence.
The White House was closed to the
public Yesterday, as the parlors were
oiyen up to force of workmen Dusty
engaged in decorating them for the dipio'
matte dinner
The President has not yet taken up the
hill TO pension needy veterans and de-
pendent parents. He is receiving gre~'
many protests against some OF the prlh-
cipies involved in this bill.
The general impression is that the
President will sign the inter State com
merce bin. though possibly not until the
last dav and that he is now engaged IN
considering the selection of commits
sioners.
The new So certificates will not be IS
s,,ed until about the middle of this month
and the issue will then be very slow ahC
in small quantities, it having been decldee
that if is best to withhold the notes unit
they have cen much more Thoroughly
dried than were the 81 and 81 certlh
Gates.
The bill agreed upon by the Hous
sub Committee on Naval Affairs VIII D
submitted to-day 1t provides for u"
eteel cruisers, to cost not more thal
1900 600 each, 1000 tons displacement
. two steel gunboats, / 200 tons, S32o,OO
ooch and one steel cruising torped
hoat 135 TO $50 feet in length, maximum
sneed of twenty-four knots, TO cost no
over 800 900. and to be completed wlthl
;, one wear from the signing OF the cohtrac
;, The other vessels are to be built as nea
e oe can he under the terms OF the act {
Augnst 3 last. The bill appropriates y
II 45O 600
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Unsettled European Markets.

PARIS, February 3-1:3O P.M.-Ihree
per cent. rentes have declined to-day and
are now quoted at n francs fall OF a
franc and 45 centimes from the closing
quotations yesterday. At 2:3O pm. per
cent. rentes had fallen to 70 francs 81
centimes. There is almost an entire sus-
pension of operations on the Bourse:
LONDON, February "a P.M.-There
was quite fall in consols this afternoon.
Consols for money closed at 99B ana tor
the account at 100, decline of 11-l6 ana
/: respectively from the opening quota
tiOns.
LYONS, February 3.-The two Germans
who were arrested here as spies nave
been liberated on their own recog
nizances, no evidence having been
brought to confirm the suspicious OF the
officer who arrested them.
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A Great Ice Gorge.

BELvIDERE, n. j., February 3.-lntel-
ligenee has just reached here by messen-
gers from Pahaquarry township OF the
formation of an immense ice gorge in the
Delaware river, near Shawnee, "a, above
the Delaware water gap. The ice Is plied
fifty feet high and the water has been
forced out of its natural channel and has
overflowed the lowands. Dwelling
houses are nearly submerged.
The house of Peter Michaels is under
water to the second story. Mr.. Michaels
had to fly to the mountains with his fam-
ily and stock. Another family named
Dimmick are living in the barn with lheir
horses and cattle. Mr.. Dimmick's father
a man upwards of 80 years old, says he
has never seen anything like the present
state of affairs in the Delaware. Should
there be a sudden thaw the destruction
of property throughout the valley would
be appalling.
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A FEARFUL SCENE.
Narrnw Escape from q Fiery Death.


ROCHESTER, Feb. 3.-About 1 O'Clock
this morning a fire occurred in the State
Industrial School, formerly the Western
House of Refuge originating in the dry
room of the female department. The
fire spread rapidly, and soon the west-end
of the building was completely enveloped
Ninety-six girls and women were in this
department, all of whom were rescued:
A stiff wind caused the fire to spread
RAPIDLY, but the firemen fought desperate
ly and confined the flames to that depart
ment. Loud explosions, caused by the
bursting of steam radiators throughout
the building, were heard at frequent inter
walls The falling walls made it is espe-
ciallv dangerous for the firemen. 1t was
soon discovered that the boys depart
ment was in immediate danger. Superin-
tendent Fulton ordered all the boys to be
transferred to the basement. both IRON
the rooms and the new part OF the male
division. The fire was confined TO the
building in which it originated. AT
o'clock the fire had completely gutteC
the building and spent its fury. One o
the water mains burst, thus shutting OF
the supply when it was most needed
The loss is estimated at S1OO,OOO with NJ
insurance. All that was saved from th'
building was a number of articles o
clothing belonging to the inmates. Grea
loss of life was narrowly ayerted. step
will probably be taken to rebuild at once
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presumed that Gen. Bate was assisted 10y MS
record while governor for the term endlne
1885 Senator Bate is in his cd year lie
was young soldier in the war with Mexico
and at the beginning Of the civil war took the
field in the service Of the Confederacy at the
head of regiment. He was promoted a
brigadier general, and at the battle OF Shiloh
was severely wounded in the left leg lie
still limps, and leans heavily on cane. de
is lawyer by profession, and a brilliant man
before jury He is in Independent circum-
stances. and lives in most comfortable style
in Nashville. His family consists of VII
and one child, an attractive young lady who
has lust entered society.
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,,erribly Mangled by IA Bear.

CHICAGO, Febru airy 3-An I"ter- Ocoa"
special from Sheboygan, Wis says
julius Hanley, settler near Wolverine
station, 30 miles south of this village,
while locating section lines through the
woods on snow shoes, came suddenly
nnon rayenous bear and
terrible encounter ensued. Han
iev's ears and nose were bit off, his face
frightfully slashed and the flesh on hl'
breast torn off in strips. One HAND was
cbewed off and the bowels apparently
ripped open. He was found in his CABIN
in a dying condition. Hanley fough
with pocket-knife.
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To Bridge the willamette.

SALEM, ORE, February 3.-A bill grant
ing a franchise to the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company to construct
bridge over the Willamette river at Fort-
land passed the lower house OF the Leg,
islature yesterday afternoon by vote OF
81 to2. 1t went through the senate Dy
a vote of 30 to /, and it is reasonably GER
tain TO pass over the Governors veto.
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He Looked the Part Well

Young Man to western young lady, aas'
Tn, q member of the Fare and Hounds club,
v,know At last meet / was one of the
hares.
Western Young Lady-What do you mean
bv hare. Mr. Sissy! 49,, =.
Young Mm-They are called rabbits III
this country, | believe.
Western young Lady-Oh, yes those awee' " @
little animals with such long ears. 40"
nice!-Harpers Bazar
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ONE CENT.
Nearly Killed.

HAMILTON, ONT, February .3-Edward
Hanlan, the oarsman, had narrow
escape from being killed in an ice boat
race Yesterday. His boat was run into by
another, and Hanlan was saved only by
being thrown into a snow bank. His boat
was broken into splinters and one of the
crew of the other boat was fatally injured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-04

court Of his native HUGH 4. DINSHUIUt.
county. While holding this position he
studied law and was admitted to the
bar lie entered into partnership with
j. D. Walker, subsequently United states
senator. In 1878 Mr.. Dnsmorc was elected
district attorney, which position he held for
throo consecutive terms. lie was a Cleye-
land and Hendricks elector in 1884 In the
campaign Of last fall he was defeated ior
election to congress by but few votes